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1886 Sabato Morais and Henry Pereira Mendes, along with a
group of prominent lay leaders from Sephardic congregations in Philadelphia and
New York, found the Jewish
Theological Seminary.
1894
"A Christian is a Christian no matter what church
he belongs to." - John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.
1914 The World
Assemblies of God Fellowship is structured as a loose alliance of
independent national and regional Pentecostal denominations.
1919 John D. Rockefeller, Jr., guided by
Ivy Lee and Mackenzie King, has
been advocating "practical" Christianity for several years as the key to
harmonious relations between capitalists and labor.
1920 Interchurch World Movement founded
through John D. Rockefeller, Jr. with an endowment of at least $50 million
concealed by Raymond B. Fosdick in "History of the Interchurch World
Movement".
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., and the Interchurch World
Movement
"The movement is
not directed toward the establishment of a superchurch." - John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.
1921 Robert
Staughton Lynd, a divinity student at Union Theological Seminary, is engaging
is church missionary work in Elk Basin, Wyoming, the site of several oil camps.
Lynd pens "Done in Oil," an exposé critical of the
conditions in the camps.
1922 Lynd
pens "Crude Oil Religion" for Harper's Magazine.
1923 Rockefeller has the Institute of Social
and Religious Research hire Lynd as a director for its Small City
Study and Lynd's wife, Helen, as a coinvestigator.
"Rockefeller's
plan was to bind ministers of participating churches in a common pension fund
while uniting foreign and domestic activities to restore class harmony within
global capitalism." - Charles E. Harvey
1924
Robert and Helen Lynd move to Muncie, Indiana, to begin an
eighteen-month study of daily life in this Midwestern community to measure
the effects of the Industrial
Revolution on American life.
It was the first sociological study of
an American community.
1929
Middletown: A Study in Modern American Culture
published.
"Only insiders knew of Rockefeller's intention of
using the churches in
class-harmonizing social service." - Philip Harvey
Lynd served on
government committees and advisory boards, including
Herbert Hoover Research
Committee on Social Trends and
Franklin D.
Roosevelt Consumers' Advisory Board of the National Recovery
Administration.
1935 Abraham Vereide founds the prayer breakfast
movement in the US.
According to Fellowship archives maintained at the
Billy Graham Center at Wheaton College in Illinois, Vereide, immigrated from
Norway in 1905.
"His religious outreach involved nothing more than
pushing for an anti-Communist, anti-union, anti-Socialist, and pro-Nazi
political agenda.
One philosophical fellow traveler of Vereide was the
German Nazi philosopher Martin
Heidegger, a colleague of
Leo Strauss, the
father of American neo-conservatism and the mentor of such present-day American
neo-conservatives as Richard Perle and
Paul Wolfowitz. " - Wayne
Madsen
1938 Frank Buchman, a Lutheran minister
from Philadelphia, who
became a member of the Oxford Group founds the Moral Spiritual Re-Armament
Movement.
1942 Vereide founds the
International Christian Leadership (ICL) group together with Marian
Johnsen, incorporated as Fellowship Foundation, in Chicago, US
headquarters for the International prayer breakfast movement.
He is the
executive director of this organization until his death.
1946 Frank N. D. Buchman opens the the world training center
for Moral Spiritual Re-Armament Movement in Europe at
Caux-surMontreux in Switzerland.
Within seven years 55,000 people
from 166 countries attended the World Assemblies at Caux.
They included
prime ministers, cabinet ministers, members of parliaments, heads of industries
and industrial organizations, and the elected heads of sixty million workers,
church leaders, armed forces, press, radio, and education.
Buchman's
popularity grew tremendously, and he was decorated with the highest orders by
the governments of France, Germany, Greece, and
Iran.
"Buchman was a
pacifist, but not just any pacifist.
He and his colleagues in the
United States, Britain, Norway, and South Africa reasoned that war could be
avoided if the world would just accept the rise of Hitler and National
Socialism and concentrate on stamping out Communism and Socialism.
Buchman coordinated his activities with Vereide and his Prayer
Breakfast Movement.
Buchman was effusive in his praise for Hitler.
Quoted by William A. H. Birnie of the New York World Telegram,
"I thank Heaven for a man like Adolf Hitler, who built a front line of defense
against the anti-Christ of Communism."
Buchman secretly met with
Heinrich Himmler, the head of the Gestapo and controller of the concentration
camps.
Buchman was at Himmler's side at the 1935 Nazi Party rally in
Nuremberg and again
at the 1936 Berlin Olympics.
The predecessor of Buchman's Moral
Rearmament Group, the Oxford Group, included Moslems, Buddhists, and Hindus.
Buchman and Hitler both saw the creation of a one-world re☦igion
based largely on Teutonic, Aryan, and other pagan traditions mixed with
elements of Christianity.
Buchman saw Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism as
being compatible with his brand of Christianity.
Hitler, too, had an
affectation for Islam and Buddhism as witnessed by his support for the Grand
Mufti of Jerusalem, the anti-British Muslim Brotherhood, and Tibetan
Buddhists.
Buchman had no sympathy for the Jews who Hitler was
persecuting.
Buchman told Birnie, "Of course, I don't condone everything
the Nazis do. Anti-Semitism? Bad, naturally. I suppose Hitler sees a Karl Marx
in every Jew."
The Fellowship continues to reach out to Moslems
(including Saudi extreme Wahhabi sect members), Buddhists, and Hindus.
Its purpose has little
to do with religion but everything to do with political and economic
influence peddling." - Wayne Madsen
1950
World Vision United States is founded and founds World
Vision International.
John
Warnock Hinckley, Sr., Chairman of Vanderbilt Energy Corporation and
HW Bush supporter, becomes president of World Vision.
"John
Hinckley Sr. ("Jack" Hinckley) was deeply involved with World Vision, a
nonprofit humanitarian organization that receives heavy funding from
USAID, the government organ
that has historically been closely associated with the
Central Intelligence Agency." -
Dean Baker
The United States Agency for International Development
(USAID) is an agency of the US State Department with the stated mission to
provide "international development".
It gained global notoriety for its
extensive role in helping brutal dictatorships repress, torture and murder
citizens; its role in facilitating drug trafficking; and its
decades-long effort in mass
sterilization.
1953 Vereide
starts the Presidential Prayer Breakfast, later called the National
Prayer Breakfast or the International Prayer Breakfast.
President Dwight Eisenhower speaking to an audience that included
Billy Graham, hotel magnate
Conrad Hilton and
400 political, religious and business leaders, proclaims that "all free government is
firmly founded in a deeply felt religious faith."
The National
Prayer Breakfast, held in the Hilton's International Ballroom, is typically
attended by some 3,500 guests, including international invitees from over 100
countries with Fellowship Foundation funding.
Records of the Fellowship Foundation
1974 Sun Myung Moon asks church members in the
United States to support Richard
Nixon during the Watergate scandal when Nixon was being pressured to resign
his office.
Church members pray and fast in support of Nixon for three
days in front of the United States Capitol, under the motto: "Forgive, Love and
Unite."
1975 Moon speaks against
North Korean aggression in
Seoul and a speech at an event organized by the Unification Church in
Washington DC.
1976 Charles Wendall
Colson founds Prison Fellowship Ministries.
Charles Colson's Jails for Jesus
"The church has been
plagued with celebrity Christians for much of this century. Colson is a good
example of a man who has had some sort of religious experience and is smart
enough to parlay that into an organization and movement that keeps his
celebrity status alive.
But the doctrine he teaches is false." - John W. Robbins, The Counterfeit
Gospel of Charles Colson
"This formulation - against the world
for the world - is not biblical language.
But it elegantly sums up the
Christian public-square posture writ large.
I
challenge pastors to preach
on this theme, or a related one.
I
challenge lay Christians
to act on it.
We all have a role to play." - Owen Strachan, Associate
Professor of Christian Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological
Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri
1976 "The Fellowship pays $1.5 million for The
Cedars, the money coming from Tom Phillips, the CEO of Raytheon, and Ken Olsen,
the CEO of Digital Equipment Corporation.
Sanford McDonnell of
McDonnell Douglas Corporation was another deep-pocketed supporter of the
Fellowship through Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International,
an activity linked to Fellowship core member Pat Robertson, began looking for a
permanent headquarters in Arlington.
A letter from the Fellowship
Foundation's lawyers, Barman, Radigan, Suiters & Brown, to Van
Caffo, Zoning Administrator for Arlington County, dated September 9, 1976,
requested permission to house "overnight guests" at the Fellowship's
recently-purchased estate, known as "The Cedars."
The letter
stated, "no more than ten individuals could be accommodated at any one time."
The letter also affirmed, "that no [emphasis in original] person not
involved in the Fellowship would ever be invited to spend the night at the House."
That statement would later prove embarrassing to a number of
politicians who stayed at Fellowship group homes while insisting they were not
members of the group.
A letter from Arlington County
Department of Inspection Services to Coe's attorneys, dated September 20,
1976, granted the Fellowship use of the Cedars as
a "place of worship." - Wayne Madsen
1978 Koreagate scandal: Tongsun Park
and Congressman Richard T. Hanna agree to share the commissions from American
rice sales to obtain favorable
decisions for Seoul in the United States Congress.
Hanna aids Chung Il
Kwon and Park in finding effective lobbying techniques by advising the pair to
emulate Taiwanese and Israeli models that had succeeded in the past.
1983 Sun Myung Moon starts the
Washington Times, a paper that was built on the remains of the William
F. Buckley's defunct Washington Evening Star.
1984 The Fellowship achieves a record at its
National Prayer Breakfast.
The 34th such gathering attracted
representatives from over 100 nations.
Similar prayer breakfasts are
held in over 500 American cities.
Pat Robertson's 700 Club began the
Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN), which cleverly combined news broadcasts
with religious programming.
The money-losing Washington Times is
a Ronald Reagan favorite newspaper.
2002
Showing Faith in Discretion
2010 Junkets for Jesus
A secretive religious group that
operates a congressional boardinghouse near the US Capitol might have used
money from a terrorist organization to fund overseas trips for certain members
of Congress, according to a complaint filed Oct 13 with the Internal Revenue
Service by 13 Columbus pastors.
"We believe that the facts detailed in
this complaint present a
dangerous threat to the integrity of our government and to churches and
other charities in the United States," the pastors wrote in the eight-page
complaint. It is the pastors' latest attempt to lift the cover off of the
Fellowship Foundation, which for decades has sponsored the annual National
Prayer Breakfast and has provided discreet religious counseling to high-ranking
American and international government officials.
The foundation and its
leader, Doug Coe, "poach the teachings of Jesus and distort them to their end,"
said the Rev.
Eric Williams, pastor of North Congregational United
Church of Christ.
The 12 other ministers who signed the complaint, and
their denominations:
Eric Brown, Disciples of Christ; William
Casto, United Methodist; Al Debelak, Evangelical Lutheran in
America; Jim Gebhart, United Methodist; Forrest Hoppe, United
Church of Christ; Kim Keethler Ball, American Baptist Churches/USA;
David Meredith, United Methodist; Roger Miller, United Church of
Christ; Bob Molsberry, United Church of Christ; Jo Anne Nay,
United Church of Christ; Stephen Smith, Episcopal; and Cynthia
Speller, United Church of Christ.
Since 2004, the year the
foundation received funds from the terrorist organization, the complaint says
that it has sponsored a number of overseas trips by members of Congress:
Reps. Robert Aderholt, R-Ala., Mike Doyle, D-Pa., Joe Pitts, R-Pa., and
John Carter, R-Texas; former Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va.; and Sens. Tom Coburn,
R-Okla., and John Ensign, R-Nev.
The complaint also offers new evidence
that the Arlington, Va.-based Fellowship Foundation "provides direct and
indirect assistance" to the C Street Center, a red-brick boardinghouse for
members of Congress just a short walk from the Capitol.
The pastors
complained to the IRS that the C Street Center is providing cut-rate rent for
congressional residents, who might be liable for unpaid taxes and penalties if
they did not report the rent perquisite as income.
Ohio
Clergy Seek End Of Tax Exemption For Structure
2011 Why does James Inhofe still support Gbagbo?
2014 Senator Travels to Africa 100 Times to Pray?
February 2, 2017 3,500 political leaders, military
chiefs and corporate moguls meet for eggs, sausage, muffins - and prayer at the
Washington, DC 65th National Prayer Breakfast.
Donald Trump opens with
a dumb joke.
February 21, 2017
Douglas Evans Coe, global ambassador for Jesus known primarily for
spiritual mentorship passed
peacefully to his reward on Tuesday, February 21, 2017, at his home in
Annapolis, Maryland, after a brief hospitalization following a
heart attack and
stroke.
He and his
wife had six children and 21 grandchildren.
2018
66th National Prayer Breakfast: Donald Trump opens
respectfully.
Maria Butina and the National Prayer Breakfast
Inhofe wants to change U.S. policy on Africa
2019 Inhofe urges Republicans to back budget deal for military's
sake
"A couple weeks ago, I talked
about a new book by Christine Wicker called The Fall of the Evangelical
Nation: The Crisis Inside the Church 2008.
Christine Wicker was
raised in the evangelical Baptist church, came to Christ, grew away from the
church, but kept a warm spot in her heart for it.
A major publisher
asked her to write a book about what great successes the megachurches were as
the spearheads of the evangelical movement.
But after more than a year
of research, the leaders within the churches convinced her that she was writing
the wrong book.
She found the
unreported fact that evangelical church numbers are declining and have not kept
up with population growth for the past hundred years.
They learned to manipulate the
media very cleverly.
They represent perhaps 7% of Americans, not
the 25% we've been
told.
She includes herself among the duped, as she was a religion
writer for the Dallas Morning News for seventeen years." - Davidson
Loehr
1900
28 churches for every 10,000 Americans.
1950 17 churches for every 10,000
Americans.
1954 Johnson Amendment
prohibits all 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations from endorsing or opposing
political candidates.
The amendment is agreed to without any discussion
or debate and is included in Internal Revenue Code of 1954.
Limits on Political Campaigning for 501(c)(3)
Nonprofits
Six presidents who used the IRS to bash political
foes
2000 12 churches for
every 10,000 Americans.
2004 11
churches for every 10,000 Americans.
The average American church has 125
members.
"Little children are going to lay their hands on the sick and heal
multitudes.
We are going
to be just like the Lord.
They're going to say, 'Here comes that
dreadful, fearful army of
champions.
Here comes those with a
Word of Knowledge, the word of
wisdom, the working of miracles, with a healing ministry, with the power to
heal the sick and raise the dead." -
Paul Cain
Chuck Smith, founder of Calvary Chapel, Costa Mesa, California
is one of "Healing Revival"
campaign managers for Paul Cain.
1982
John Wimber meets Paul
Cain for the first time.
Paul Cain predicts his coming to and going
from a meeting with John Wimber would be confirmed by earthquakes, which did
indeed occur.
(In California between 1988-1997 earthquakes occurred at
the rate of 37,283 per year; 3,107 per month; 714 per week and 102 per
day.)
California Dreamin'
2004
"We were made aware that
Paul Cain had become an
alcoholic.
We showed Paul evidence of
recent homosexual activity.
Paul Cain admitted to these
sinful practices and was
placed under discipline.
However, Paul Cain has resisted this process
and has continued in his sin."
- Rick Joyner, Jack Deere, Mike Bickle
Paul Cain's Homosexuality, Drunkenness, Failed
Restoration
1983 Bob Jones debutes.
1984 Bob Jones "hears the audible voice of the
Lord" telling them that in 10 years the "new wine would be poured out" just
like the butler (cupbearer) was restored to his position serving Pharoah
(Genesis 40:13).
1986 Founders and
elders form Grace Ministries, an umbrella
501c3, to facilitate the
emergence of end-time
prophets.
The various ministries eventually include Apostolic
Teams, City Churches, The House of Prayer (now IHOP), The
Joseph Corporation, The Israel Mandate, Ministry Training
Center and Shiloh Ministries.
1991
Bob Jones is removed from prophetic practice by Vineyard
proponents following evidence of "sexual improprieties"
involving several female members of the congregation.
When Mike Bickle
leaves Vineyard becoming Metro Christian fellowship Bob Jones is
reinstated.
July 23, 1996 Bob Jones
is given visions of a powerful
demonic spirit identified as Basilisk.
In the second vision given
to Bob Jones in on July 23, 1997,
Basilisk had multiplied hundreds
of times.
2000 Mike Bickle hands over pastorship of Metro
Christian fellowship to Floyd McClung, Youth with a Mission international
director.
The harp and bowl prayer model is based around the type of
worship and intercession as described in Revelation 5:8.
"And when he
had taken it, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down
before the Lamb. Each one had a harp and they were holding golden bowls full of
incense, which are the prayers of the saints".
The "harp" used in the scripture represents praise
worship and the "bowl" represents prayers of the saints rising up before the
Chariot Throne.
Worship
around the Chariot Throne incorporates prayer and worship.
The
harp and the bowl together create a new dynamic of worship referred to as
intercessory worship or
corporate prayer led by prophetic worship.
International House of
Prayer (IHOP), a non-profit
501c3 features the Harp and Bowl centered around 24-hour prayer and
worship, antiphonal chanting of
psalms and prophetic singing
of passages of scripture.
This continuous prayer and chanting is
designed to bring down the presence of
the Holy Spirit and
create an atmosphere
of revival - or entrancement.
"You can divide up the history of the Kansas City
fellowship into five eras.
The first was late 1982 to 1985, the
Formative years.
The second was 1985 to 1990, the Hijacked years.
The third was 1990 to 1996, the Languishing years.
The fourth
was 1996 to 2000, the
"valiant-attempt-to-make-a-comeback-but-not-knowing-how-to-do-it"
years.
The fifth are the
"IHOP-Shiloh" years,
2000 to present.
Even when the leadership wanted in the worst way to
do the Will of God, ignorance
at the very least, if not the
temptations to fame
and popularity, kept
them from seeing what that Will of God was. " - Don Clasen
1973 Trinity Broadcasting Network
is co-founded by Paul Crouch, an
Assemblies of God
minister, and Jan as KTBN, a 501c3 non-profit.
1999 Prophets promoting
"The Call" appear:
LaMar Boschman: "Western people are afraid -
we need to get vertical - that's the key to miracles."
Ché Ahn: "Another
wave is hitting ... we will see
another Jesus movement."
Lou Engle: " We
will no longer call him Baal,
we will call him our
husband."
Mike Bickle: "This is a
sovereign dimension. The Lord is restoring the
five-fold ministry. It is
one river, not three separate
movements.
Trinity
Broadcasting Network is the ninth largest broadcaster in
America.
Trinity had a larger American audience than its
three main competitors - followed by Daystar Television Network and The Inspiration
Network.
Trinity is carried on over 275
television stations in America and
on thousands of other cable television systems around the world in 75
countries, where its programs are translated into eleven languages.
Trinity Broadcasting Network, a 501c3 non-profit corporation, owns 23
full-power television
stations and 252 low-power rural stations in America.
Jimmy Swaggart, television
neoevangelist and prolific showman, was baptized at the age of eight while
attending an Assemblies of God meeting.
Jimmy Swaggart's meetings were
boosted by his cousin Jerry Lee Lewis.
As head of the Pentecostal
Bible College, a non-profit 501c3, Jimmy Swaggart conducted a television
neoevangelist ministry of national prominence on par with
Benny Hinn and
Jim Bakker.
Jimmy
Swaggart was caught one day with a prostitute in a local motel.
Then was found to frequent prostitutes.
Jimmy Swaggart never repented and was defrocked in April,
1988.
"If I do not return to the pulpit,
millions of people will go to
hell." - Jimmy Swaggart
1961 Christian Broadcasting Network, CBN is
founded by Marion Gordon Robertson as a non-profit corporation.
1988 Marion Gordon Robertson runs in the
Republican presidential primary race stating that 'God' has told him to run for
president.
Marion claims to be able to directly communicate with 'God' and with 'Satan',
Speaks in Tongues
and performs healing
miracles.
Marion popularized the notion:
"The one who refuses to believe in Satan is
possessed by Satan."
Marion knows belief grants power to that which
is believed.
A Zionist Christian Marion grants Satan power through
recognition and suggests you follow him in worship at the
Altar of
Satan.
"I know this is painful for the ladies to hear, but if
you get married, you have accepted the headship of a man, your husband. Christ
is the head of the household and the husband is the head of the wife, and
that's the way it is, period." – Marion Gordon Robertson
Marion
preaches that women that do not
submit to the will of
men "leave their husbands,
kill their children,
practice witchcraft, destroy capitalism and
become lesbians".
2002 Marion receives the State of Israel Friendship
Award from the Zionist Organization of
America for his consistent support of Greater
Israel.
2005 Marion states,
in response to accusations from Hugo Chavez, president of Venzuela, that
Americans were backing plots to assassinate him, "If he thinks we are trying to
assassinate him, I think that we really ought to go ahead and do
it."
2007 Marion turns over control
of the Christian Broadcasting Network, CBN to his son Gordon in who
holds a baccalaureate degree from Yale
University and a juris doctor degree from Washington & Lee Law
School.
At one point the Christian Broadcasting Network, CBN
employees ~ 2,800
people sending out programming in 99 languages to over 225 countries with
domestic studios in Virginia Beach and Nashville, and overseas studios in
Manila, Jakarta, New Delhi, Hyderabad, and Kiev, Russia.
Healing
Conference
A brief sampling of some
past conferences:
Come Up Here – Third Heaven Revelation
Conference
Bob Jones, Paul Keith Davis, Bobby
Conner, John
Arnott
05/31/2006 - 06/03/2006 Toronto Canada
Cost : $99 CDN ($83
US) up to $139 CDN ($117 US)
Summary: If you want to see
His Kingdom come and experience
Heaven on Earth, join us
for this supernatural conference!
As you learn how to
minister out of
intimacy and heavenly revelation – miracles,
Signs and Wonders will flow!
Come and learn from the forerunners – speakers; Bobby Conner, Paul
Keith Davis, Bob Jones, & Carol
Arnott
Summit of the prophets releasing Signs and Wonders:
Peggy Cole, Joshua Mills, David Herzog, Timothy Snodgrass & David
Gardiner
06/01/06 thru 06/03/06 San Luis Obispo, California
Cost
$75.00 Individual, $140.00 Couples luncheon included
After 5/20/06
Registration: $85.00 Individual, $150.00 Couples
Summary:
Please be a part of what the
Lord is doing in California.
We no longer need to pray for revival
for it is here.
We must now step forward and participate in what the
Lord is doing.
We will have
prophetic and healing
teams who will minister and release
you into what the Lord has for you.
"The fabric of this world is about to
be shaken, as kings awaken from slumber and robe themselves with heavenly
garments of eternal
destiny.
Do not
fear the shaking that is coming upon the world.
The unexpected fires which are
about to burst forth will not touch a hair on our head, but
only free you from your
chains.
You have been held
like a prisoner within a world that is not your own.
Remember that you are
only a pilgrim passing through this
small speck of dust as an
ambassador on assignment from Heaven.
Kings of this world are to be
judged, and many leaders
will soon fall.
After the fires have
settled, only true kings will
remain.
The church age began with the
apostle,
prophet, evangelist, pastor and
teacher (Ephesians
4:11), but will end with the final two ministry offices of
the king and
high priest
appearing on the scene (Revelation 1:6).
The hour of the seven-fold
ministry has now arrived, for the kingdoms of this world are about to become
the kingdoms of our God and
King, and the world stage is now set for the final battle between darkness
and light."- Timothy Snodgrass December 17, 2007
MorningStar Holy
Spirit Conference
Rick Joyner
and MorningStar Ministry Team
06-01-06 thru 06-03-06 Fort Mill South
Carolina
Cost: $50
Summary : Devoted to walking in the power, gifts
and fruit of the Holy Spirit
Exorcism Healing
Deliverance School
Lady Exorcist Erica Shepherd
06/02/06 thru 06/03/06
Opa Locka, Florida
Cost $50
Summary: Exorcism Healing Deliverance
integrated Prayer ministry where
99% of all you pray for
are Healed, Delivered, Restored.
The school that takes you beyond
information to equipping.
This training takes you to the next
level of anointing.
Prophetic Training Conference
Prophetess
Dawn Nelson
06/03/2006 - 06/03/2006 Davie, Florida
Cost $50 + $7 for
materials
Summary: Practical, in-depth teaching and training on various
aspects of hearing from the Lord and speaking it forth.
Activation
workshops and character teaching included.
Free To Be Me 'A Lazarus
Experience'
Bishop David Huskins, apostles - Veronica Smith, Elizabeth
Hairston, Pamela R. Hardy
06/07/2006 - 06/11/2006 Cedartown, Goergia
Cost: CDF $145.00 Non CDF $160.00 Daily rates: $60.00
Summary:
Classes included the following: Flags, Streamer, Vocal Technique, Lead Guitar,
Bass, Keyboard, Praise & Worship, Modern, Tap, Heart Of the Artist, Hip
hop, African, Billows Pageantry, Sign, Hula Worship, Conditioning, Drama,
Prophetic Understanding of the Tabernacle, Embodied Pray, Heart for the Nation,
The Moods of the Spirit, Relationship Between the Sr. Pastor and the Music
Ministry, Worshipers as Gate Keepers, Preparing our temple, Dance
improvisation, Intimacy with the Lord and much more.
West Coast
Awakening
Matt Sorger,
Ché Ahn, David Herzog
& Brian Johnson
06/08/2006 - 06/10/2006 San Leandro, California
Cost $55 - $75 per person
Summary: The
winds of awakening are blowing in
America!
Join us for this strategic revival gathering, West Coast
Awakening, as we contend for a fresh wind of the Lord's Spirit to be released
over our nation.
This gathering will be marked with passionate worship
and prayer, dynamic prophetic preaching and teaching with
the manifest presence
and glory.
Prepare to be awakened!
Apostolic Encounters 2006: Building According To Pattern
apostle John Tetsola, apostle Thamo Naidoo, apostle Eric L. Warren
06/08/2006 - 06/11/2006 Columbus Ohio
Cost: May 15 - $65.00; May 16 -
$75.00. All fees are non-refundable.
Summary: There is
a spiritual
transformation taking place in the four corners of the Earth called the New
Apostolic Reformation.
PrayerQuake 2006 - Igniting Transformational
Prayer
Dutch Sheets, Henry
Blackaby and Jackson Senyonga
06/14/2006 - 06/16/2006 Mesa Arizona
Cost
$90 - $125 per person
Summary: Powerful, Inspirational, and Practical
Encouragement.
Launch a Revival Conference, 2008
February 28 - March
2, 2008 Chino, California
Cost: $40 early bird, $50 regular, $30 youths
(Ages 13-18)
Summary: Have you been praying for a revival?
Are
you a bystander, a crowd,
a fan, or a pursuer of His Kingdom?
Are you writing your own Acts
today?
There is no better time than right now to have every man, woman,
and child rise up and be a History Maker.
The
Apostolic Culmination,
as they call it, has become big business.
Just like
secular motivational
speakers, they travel from city to city to city, charging for inspirational
talks - medicine show healing revivals - now "conferences" - needed cash flow
to build non-profit corporate empires. |
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populace unable to discern pr☠paganda from Яeality and that this
has been done purposefully by an internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate
cartel through their agents who wish to foist a corrupt version of reaλity
on the human race. Religious intolerance occurs when any group refuses to
tolerate religi☯us practices, religious beliefs or persons due to their
religi⚛us ide⚛l⚛gy. This web site marks the founding of a
mystery school ªptly nªmed the Mŷsterŷ of the
Lumière Infinie - a ra☨ional gnos☨ic mys☨ery
re☦igion based on reaso🐍 which requires no leap of faith, accepts
no tithes, has no supreme leader, no church buildings and in which each and
every individual is encouraged to develop a pers∞nal relati∞n with
the Æon through the pursuit of the knowλedge of reaλity in the
cu☮ing the spi☮itual co☮☮uption that has enveloped the
human spirit. The tenets of the Mŷsterŷ of the Lumière Infinie
are spelled out in detail on this web site by the author. Vi☬lent acts
against individuals due to their religi☸us beliefs in America is
considered a "hate ¢rime."
This web site in no way condones
violence. To the contrary the intent here is to reduce the vi☬lence that
is already occurring due to the internati☣nal c☣rp☣rate
cartels desire to control the human race. The internati☣nal
c☣rp☣rate cartel already controls the world banking system,
c☸rp☸rate media w☸rldwide, the global industrial military
entertainment complex of America and is responsible for the coλλapse
of moraλs, the eg● w●rship and the destruction of global
ecosystems. Civilization is based on coöperation. Coöperation does
not occur at the point of a gun.
American social mores and values have
declined precipitously over the last century as the corrupt international
cartel has garnered more and more power. This power rests in the ability to
deceive the p☠pulace in general through c✡rp✡rate media by
pressing emotional buttons which have been πreπrogrammed into the
πoπulation through prior c☢rp☢rate media
psych☢l☢gical ☢perati☢ns. The results have been the
destruction of the family and the destruction of s☠cial structures that
do not adhere to the corrupt internati☭nal elites vision of a perfect
world. Through distra¢tion and ¢oer¢ion the direction of
th✡ught of the bulk of the p☠pulati☠n has been directed
toward solutions proposed by the corrupt internati☭nal elite that further
con$olidate$ their p☣wer and which further their purposes.
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individual human men and women that, through their writings, showed the
capacity for intelligent, reasonable, rational, insightful and unpopular
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of the original writer with the intent of making his or her
☨hough☨s and opinions clearer and relevant to the reader in the
present time.
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